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    Rhythms 3b Online Learning

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    This document introduces a new unit on playing rhythms and notes using unpitched percussion instruments. It reviews different note and rest values including quarter notes, eighth notes, quarter rests, half notes, whole notes, whole rests, and half rests and how to count and clap each one. The goal is for students to learn these rhythmic elements and then use them to create their own rhythmic composition.

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    This document introduces a new unit on playing rhythms and notes using unpitched percussion instruments. It reviews different note and rest values including quarter notes, eighth notes, quarter rests, half notes, whole notes, whole rests, and half rests and how to count and clap each one. The goal is for students to learn these rhythmic elements and then use them to create their own rhythmic composition.

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    This document introduces a new unit on playing rhythms and notes using unpitched percussion instruments. It reviews different note and rest values including quarter notes, eighth notes, quarter rests, half notes, whole notes, whole rests, and half rests and how to count and clap each one. The goal is for students to learn these rhythmic elements and then use them to create their own rhythmic composition.

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    Rhythms!

    The start of a new unit!


    Learning Goals:

    In this unit, we are going to learn how to play different notes, rests and rhythms
    using unpitched percussion instruments! Then, we are going to use those
    different notes and rests to create a rhythmic composition!
    Let’s Review!

    This is a QUARTER NOTE!

    It has ONE BEAT!

    We say ‘TA’ when we clap or


    play this note on unpitched
    percussion instruments!
    Let’s Review!

    These are TWO EIGHTH


    NOTES!

    They have ONE BEAT!

    We say ‘Ti Ti’ when we clap or


    play this note on unpitched
    percussion instruments!
    Let’s Review!

    This is a QUARTER REST!

    It has ONE BEAT!

    We say ‘SA’ and keep our


    hands apart and don’t play
    the instrument when we see
    this rest!
    Let’s Review!

    This is a HALF NOTE!

    It has TWO BEATS!

    We say ‘TA AH’ when we clap


    or play this note on unpitched
    percussion instruments!
    Let’s Review!

    This is a WHOLE NOTE!

    It has FOUR BEATS!

    We say ‘TA AH AH AH’ when


    we clap or play this note on
    unpitched percussion
    instruments!
    Let’s Review!

    This is a WHOLE REST!

    It has FOUR BEATS!

    We say ‘SA AH AH AH’ and


    keep our hands apart and
    don’t play the instrument
    when we see this rest!
    Let’s Review!

    This is a HALF REST!

    It has TWO BEATS!

    We say ‘SA AH’ and keep our


    hands apart and don’t play
    the instrument when we see
    this rest!

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